Nitecore extreme head with E2D body. Does it retain the nitecore UI?

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Start date Sep 13, 2009

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Sep 13, 2009

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Anto

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Does this combo still retain the Extreme's user definable interface?

Sep 13, 2009

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euroken

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Yes, obviously as long as the input voltage is within NEXs range.

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